If history is any guide, a lot…
Day: January 4, 2017
Greenback Plunges After Fed Minutes
On the heels of the Dec. Fed minutes (which hinted at a fairly gradual pace
Donald Trump’s Many Bankruptcies: A Retrospective
Judging by the poll numbers, Donald Trump has already succeeded in rendering nearly half of the American electorate morally bankrupt. Fortunately, he knows a thing or four about bankruptcies.
“Violent Swings”: What Yellen, Greenspan, And Dimon Say About Rising Rates
Earlier today, I highlighted some recent commentary out of Deutsche Bank who lists among their
Wednesday Chart Check Part 2 (Funding Crunch, Chinese Style)
Whatever you do, don’t listen to anyone who says you shouldn’t concern yourself with a couple of basis points here or there in markets that are some 8,000 miles away…
Wednesday Chart Check (EU Head Scratcher Edition)
Riddle me this Batman…
One Trader’s Warning: The “New Normal” Will Not Feel “Normal” At All
“These won’t be markets that grind in one direction, panic, then quickly recover as soon as the central banks decide enough is enough. Everything is in play and the story lines anything but clear.”
These Are The Two Main “Risk Scenarios” For Markets
There are a lot of things you can say about Heisenberg, but one thing you
A Thought Experiment As Trump’s Secretary Of State Gets $180 Million “Retirement” Package From Exxon
Let’s do a little thought experiment. Hillary Clinton is elected US President. Clinton – who,
Daily Kickstart (Welcome Back Japan Edition)
Markets have been rallying quite strongly on this notion of fiscal hope but, as we
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